message

英['mes?d?] 美['m?s?d?]

反義詞

復數:?messages;第三人稱單數:?messages;過去式:?messaged;過去分詞:?messaged;現在分詞:?messaging;

message 信息，消息

拉丁語mittere,放置，送出，詞源同mission,emit.引申詞義信息，消息。

message: message: [13] Etymologically, a message is something that is ‘sent’. The word comes via Old French message from Vulgar Latin *missāticum, a derivative of the Latin verb mittere (from which English also gets admit, mission, transmit, etc). Messenger [13] comes from the Old French derivative messager, and was originally messager in English; the n is a 14thcentury intruder, found also in such words as harbinger and passenger.
=> admit, commit, mess, mission, permit
message (n.): c. 1300, "communication transmitted via a messenger," from Old French message "message, news, tidings, embassy" (11c.), from Medieval Latin missaticum, from Latin missus "a sending away, sending, despatching; a throwing, hurling," noun use of past participle of mittere "to send" (see mission). The Latin word is glossed in Old English by ?rende. Specific religious sense of "divinely inspired communication via a prophet" (1540s) led to transferred sense of "the broad meaning (of something)," first attested 1828. To get the message "understand" is from 1960.
message (v.): "to send messages," 1580s, from message (n.). Related: Messaged; messaging.

1. The delegation was carrying a message of thanks to President Mubarak.: 代表團向穆巴拉克總統轉達了謝意。

5. His message was aimed at the undecided middle ground of Israeli politics.: 他所傳達的信息針對的是以色列政局中尚未表態的中間派。